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Hi! Use &quot;DeVeDe&quot; or similar. It's available in the software manager. Or use ffmpeg at command-line.
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HI<br />
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thanks for the answers.<br />
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I type ffmpeg in a terminal screen, but it responds that the program is not installed...<br />
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any idea? (I already searched in the software management panel)
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Magnificent answer, for me at least. Thanks
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To install ffmpeg, try:<br />
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg<br />
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I'm not at a computer right now so I might remember the package name incorrectly.
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hi <br />
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I just made 3 videos and I have them in mp4 format. <br />
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I need to place them in a DVD, <br />
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I have Ubunto 10.10 OS, <br />
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Anyone with adivice on which program to install to make this?<br />
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Its my mothers party, and the video is to be performed in an hour so please hurry up
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hi 

I just made 3 videos and I have them in mp4 format. 

I need to place them in a DVD, 

I have Ubunto 10.10 OS, 

Anyone with adivice on which program to install to make this?

Its my mothers party, and the video is to be performed in an hour so please hurry up

mp4 to dvd ubuntu

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